peter tatchell turned up is going on. peter tatchell turned upa is going on. forjulian assigns to be released was up also larry love, a hacker who america wa nted larry love, a hacker who america wanted to extradite. that. by the british courts. julian a sound is hoping that they follow that path. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... a report commissioned by the government says the uk should become a world leader in tackling climate change, by cutting greenhouse gases to almost zero by 2050. the former defence secretary, gavin williamson, stresses his innocence after he was sacked over a leak from a national security council meeting. a new inquest is ordered into the death of nine—year—old london girl ella kissi—debrah — her mother believes she was killed by air pollution. i'm maryam moshiri. in the business news: canadian aerospace firm bombardier has announced plans to sell its aerostructures business in belfast. the company says it will be working closely with employees and unions, through any future transitio

today's developments and top of the say we're joined live on the program by human rights campaigner peter tatchell peter welcome not i would put it to a surprise today given has strongly the judge spoke against him at his last hearing but is it surprising he was given a century the maximum sentence. well first of all let me say that quite clearly during the sarge did skip bail that is a criminal offense and he therefore should face some form of punishment however the near maximum sentence of fifty weeks is in my view excessive and disproportionate according to law and sentencing guidelines near maximum sentence should only be applied if a person poses a risk to the public or has a history of previous serious conviction and i think it's pretty clear that during a science does not pose a risk to the public and he has no previous serious convictions so therefore in my view this fifty sentence is excessive extreme and unjustified a huge day tomorrow the hearing for julian and son join us extradition from the u.k. how do you believe it's going to play do you think the u.k. will to washington's request.

a political commentator as well as the editor of news media dot net and in london we cross to peter tatchell he is a human rights activists all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let me go to evan 1st in copenhagen. it really took me aback after the fire at notre dumb the way they talked about the catastrophe in terms of turf them architecture but the fact that it was a place of worship for christians was very rarely mentioned also after sri lanka 2 luminaries that bill clinton and i'm sorry brock obama and hillary clinton referred to easter worshippers well i don't know what that is no one worships easter but they were obviously avoiding the using the word christian in christians why is that go ahead. that's a very good questions because nobody has been able to answer that and so this last couple of weeks it's a big mystery why. i think you can say that secularists has seen christan as its enemy for.

a political commentator as well as the editor of news media dot net and in london we cross to peter tatchell he is a human rights activists all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let me go to evan 1st in copenhagen. it really took me aback after the fire at northridge. the way they talked about the catastrophe in terms of turf them architecture but the fact that it was a place of worship for christians was very rarely mentioned also after sri lanka 2 luminaries that bill clinton and i'm sorry brock obama and hillary clinton referred to easter worshippers well i don't know what that is no one worships easter but they were obviously avoiding the using the word christian in christians why is that go ahead. that's a very good questions because nobody has been able to answer that and so this last couple of weeks it's a big mystery why. i think you can say that secularists has seen chris tennessee as its enemy for a long time and democrats and leftists and also globalists they only believe that nicol minorities women. and homo

totality of the possible charges against you know signs for a bit more on that i'm joined by peter tatchell a prominent human rights activist peta a lot of people who support julian assigns are very worried that in fact the u.s. is preparing to whiten the charges against him explain explain why people believe that but i think it's very clear that the u.s. has put forward some specimen charges namely conspiring with just the money to publish u.s. classified information which carries a maximum sentence of only five years and that doesn't sound to buy but i'm absolutely certain that once they get him to one states he will face much more serious charges and we know that even the top administration and members of congress have demanded the journal songs be jailed for thirty forty fifty years so i think much more serious charges will follow and this is another of the reason why he should not be extradited to the united states because after all or he did was probably the truth about u.s. government and military war crimes a human rights abuses corruption and cover up was a lot of supporters cold j

we saw peter tatchell campaigning for his release.julian assange will hope british judges follow that path instead of extraditing him back to the us. charlotte, thank you for bringing us up charlotte, thank you for bringing us up to date. more on the breaking news from the last few minutes. bombardier — which employs around 4,000 people in belfast — is putting its aerospace operation up for sale as part of a reorganisation of the business. the firm has made a series ofjob cuts at its belfast plants in recent years. our ireland correspondent, chris page, is in belfast. what more can you tell us about this announcement. it is highly significant news. this employs more than 4000 people in locations in greater belfast. they were involved in aerospace manufacturing playmaking activities. the company based in canada has announced today a restructuring of its global business operation and is selling off its aerospace manufacturing business, two parts of the world affecting our northern ireland and morocco, where they are based. both countrie